Abby’s Guide > Outdoor Power Equipment (Lawn Mowers, Snow Blowers, Chain Saws and more) > Discussions > Warm mittens or gloves
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kellyinkc
Joined: Oct 8, 2010
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Warm mittens or gloves
Original Message Jan 16, 2011 5:17 pm |
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So my first adventure with a snow blower was fun my fingers did get a l little cold and wet. What do you all wear? Kelly
This message was modified Jan 16, 2011 by kellyinkc
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Knee_Biter
Wicked Pissa
Location: just outside of BOSTON
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Re: Warm mittens or gloves
Reply #1 Jan 16, 2011 5:23 pm |
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larrylaverne
Location: illinois
Joined: Dec 29, 2010
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Re: Warm mittens or gloves
Reply #5 Jan 17, 2011 1:22 am |
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depends on how long i'll be out and the temperature outside..... normally above 0*and just my drive only(usually up to 10 min.): no gloves and a baseball cap, if i stay out longer i wear the brown jersey gloves and cap with earflaps, below 0* i add on work shoes instead of sneakers and a heavier coat.
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NotMoneyGuy
Location: Toronto & north of
Joined: Nov 10, 2010
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Re: Warm mittens or gloves
Reply #7 Jan 17, 2011 10:42 am |
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I've switched to steel-toed boots whenever I blow snow. I'm too old now to deal with a smashed foot, and I got a great price on close-out on insulted steel-toed red-wing work boots this past summer. Steel + cold = hmmmm. Check out these bad boys with Green Patch and electrical certification that I swung for CA$77.99 + 13% HST a couple of weeks before Christmas time. They use composite materials instead of steel to attain the same protection level and to not get so cold. "Comfort rated" to -100C.
This message was modified Jan 17, 2011 by NotMoneyGuy
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GtWtNorth
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Re: Warm mittens or gloves
Reply #8 Jan 17, 2011 10:06 pm |
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Above 0 C you can probably get away with good ski gloves, but below that mitts are always warmer. One thing for sure, make sure you are not wearing anything that dangles, like long scarves or hoodie laces. Don't need that stuff getting caught in the machinery. I don't like wearing a coat with open sleeves that can get caught on the handles. Steel toed boots can be good too, for those times when you've found out where the sunday paper disappeared to and you need to give something (the paperboy) a good stress relieving boot! Cheers
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